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Design Brief Generator

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jamesrochabrun·vlatest·utilities·MIT

Quickly generate clear design briefs from project descriptions, outlining goals, audience, and desired aesthetic for designers.

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    $ npx skills add jamesrochabrun/skills --skill design-brief-generator -a claude-code

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jamesrochabrun

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skills/design-brief-generator/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill transforms raw project ideas into structured, professional design briefs suitable for human designers or AI image generators. It organizes unstructured input into clear sections covering goals, constraints, and visual requirements to streamline the creative process.

When to use it

  • You have a vague concept but need to define specific visual parameters before starting work.
  • You are preparing a project specification for a freelance designer or an internal design team.
  • You want to ensure consistent output when prompting AI image generation tools with complex scenes.
  • You need to document the rationale behind design choices for stakeholder approval.

Key capabilities

  • Converts rough notes into a standardized brief format.
  • Extracts and highlights critical constraints such as budget, timeline, or brand guidelines.
  • Structures prompts to include target audience, tone, and desired style references.
  • Generates clear deliverable expectations and success metrics.

Example prompts

  • "Create a design brief for a minimalist coffee shop logo targeting young professionals in urban areas."
  • "Turn this rough idea into a detailed brief: 'I need a poster for a jazz festival that feels retro but modern.'"
  • "Generate a design brief including mood board descriptions and color palette suggestions for a fintech app launch."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure you provide enough context about your target audience and brand voice; vague inputs will result in generic briefs. This tool is best used as a starting point—review the generated brief to add specific technical constraints or unique creative directions before finalizing.